Den Jean ha scritto:
On Monday 10 September 2007 12:41:50 Giuliano Colla wrote:
start. Which application is irrelevant, all I tested exhibit the same
behavior.
using binaries across Linux distributions is not done,
so recompile binding and please report if this fixes it (feedback helps us)
Yes, recompiling the bindings fixed the problem, thank you. Same
bindings works for me both with Qt 4.3.0 (current release in FC5) and
Qt 4.3.1.
It took me some time because the gcc version I've been using (from FC5
distro) doesn't use the library path to search for files, so it was
unable to find libQtCore.so.4 and libQtGui.so.4. I didn't grasp the
problem at first, believing that the problem was in the linker. I fixed
it just by symlinking the two files in the bindings dir, but a small fix
of the compile_lib.bash script would make it of more generalized use.
Sort of prepending $LD_LIBRARY_PATH/ to the filenames in the g++
invocation. Makes no harm to smart g++, but it's necessary with the dumb
one.
To make you curious about the progress, look at Lazarus compiled
with Qt4 running a bindings demo shapedclock (last screenshot thumb):
http://users.pandora.be/Jan.Van.hijfte/qtforfpc/fpcqt4.html
The screenshot does not show that synedit is still very slow,
but what a progress Paul and Zeljko have realized.
The reason I wanted to test it was exactly that I was curious about
progress. I must say that I'm quite impressed. The Lazarus IDE is quite
an achievement. Even if there's still work to be done,
I find Qt more advanced than gtk 2. What isn't yet there doesn't work,
of course, but what is there appears to me much more "finished" and
reliable than the gtk 2 counterpart. Which is a good thing because the
best you can say about gtk 2 is that it's better than gtk1...
I'd love to be able to contribute, but for the moment I'm too much
pressed by deadlines. But I never lose hopes.
Regards,
Giuliano
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Giuliano Colla
Still using C++ and Visual Studio? I'm using Object Pascal and Lazarus.
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